 | Posted by: | stefanie, lilweewogirl@aol.com | | Subject: | ok i need advise | | When: | 3:50 PM, 07 Jan 2001 | | IP: | 152.163.194.211 |
i do spend alot of time with her because every other day i wake her up during the day and play with her. then she sleeps till about 1030 and i plzy with her for an hour then so i dont need a new home for her. she is so swete and i love her to death and then im thinking that since she duosnt have a fied up with her all nite then a friend mite b fun for her. should i get an extra cage before i introduse them? so they can be in a different place than what they are both used to? please help me!
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| Posted by: | Kimi, kimi4gliders@email.com | | Subject: | lookin at lots of work...... | | When: | 12:24 PM, 08 Jan 2001 | | IP: | 209.117.80.91 |
If you are goin to get another one you need to keep them in seperate rooms for 30 days. This quarantine is to make sure your new glider is not sick and gives somthing to your old glider. You need to wash your hands real good and change your clothes before going from one cage to another. Gliders can hide an illness really well, in the wild it is a matter of survival. 30 days is recommended, and seperate foods making sure you wash your hands before going from one gliders things to another.....It is a lot of work, these animals are not like puppies or kittens, they require a lot of attention and individualized treatment.......
Good luck.....
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